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To spot liquidity gaps (sharp volume drops in a price range), investors can analyze order books on exchanges—look for large bid-ask spreads or sparse limit orders in a specific interval. For example, if BTC has $1M in volume at $60k–$60.5k but only $100k at $60.5k–$61k, that upper range is a gap. To mitigate gap risk, avoid market orders; use limit orders placed slightly above/below the gap to reduce slippage. Also, split large orders into smaller chunks and monitor real-time volume—if liquidity dries up, pause trading.